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Exclusive: Disney+ announce docuseries about the struggle for LGBTQ+ rights in the US Disney+ has announced the release date for PRIDE, a six-part documentary series chronicling the struggle for LGBTQ+ rights in the United States. Six renowned LGBTQ+ directors explore “heroic and heartbreaking” stories that define America as a nation in the series, which hails from Emmy Award-winning Killer Films and Sundance World Cinema Grand Jury Prize-winning VICE Studios. The limited series explores the FBI surveillance of homosexuals during the 1950s Lavendar Scare to the “Culture Wars” of the 1...

FX's Pride Docuseries to Tell 60+ Years of LGBTQ+ History, Rights “There’s more history in this culture than what they offer to us when we go to school and when we go through our history books,” Pride showrunner and executive producer Alex Stapleton says. May 13 2021 1:31 PM EDT “This is the story of America, there is no place for complacency, we need to know our history,” Pride showrunner and executive producer Alex Stapleton says as the first look at the upcoming FX docuseries begins. “There’s more history in this culture than what they offer to us when we go to school and...

Yance Ford and  Ro Haber as they examine the history of LGBTQ pride from the 1950s through the 2000s. Watch the  Pride first look below. Pride First Look Directors Tom Kalin, Andrew Ahn, Cheryl Dunye, Anthony Caronna, Alex Smith, Yance Ford and Ro Haberdive step in front of the camera for the FX first look at  Pride, to explain the significance of the documentary and its historic subject, and how the fight is still ongoing today, with the battle for transgender rights still being waged. “This is the story of America. There’s no place for complacency, we need to know our histo...

Roger Corman's singular film career is often preceded by its reputation. There's its sheer volume (over 50 titles directed, over 300 produced). There's the slew of famous filmmakers—Francis Ford Coppola, Martin Scorsese, James Cameron and many more—whose careers were effectively launched by his stewardship. Corman's nicknames include "the Pope of Pop Cinema" and the tag "schlockmeister," which he always detested. And don't forget the almost avant-garde frugality that led Corman and his acolytes to turn financial bottom lines into playgrounds. Overshadowed in all this are the films them...